immunizations

Immunizations save lives and prevent the spread of many serious diseases. Providing and promoting immunizations is one of public health's greatest success stories. Whitman County Public Health offers immunizations to everyone. Visit the CDC Vaccine page for the most current immunization information

   ​ Schedule an appointment

Colfax Location:
Immunizations for children and adults.
​Offered by appointment only.
Vaccine Hours: Monday and Wednesday 8-4PM
For more information call (509) 332-6752 or (509) 397-6280
please print and fill out pre-visit forms prior to appointment

​CHILDREN

​ADULTS
Whitman County Public Health office offers all Childhood Immunizations recommended by the CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) from birth to age 18. These immunizations are provided by the Vaccines for Children program and are funded by Washington Department of Health and the Center for Disease Control. These vaccinations are given at our Colfax office during scheduled appointments. NO CHILD WILL BE DENIED VACCINE DUE TO INABILITY TO PAY. ​
​Cost: $20 for one childhood vaccine
$30 for two or more vaccines
This cost goes toward nurse administration and supply fees.
Whitman County Public Health office in Colfax offers several adult immunizations including Tdap, Hepatitis A, Hepatitis B, and seasonal flu shots. We also offer TB skin tests located in our Colfax office. For more information or to schedule an appointment please contact our offices. 
Cost: $68 for Tdap Vaccine, $145 for Hepatitis B Vaccine, $65 for Hepatitis A Vaccine, and $100 for MMR Vaccine. 
These vaccine prices are subject to sliding scale fee based on income.
Other vaccines are by supply or demand; call for more information.  ​
We are able to bill Medicare and Medicaid but are unable to bill private insurance at this time. If you have private insurance we recommend that you visit a local pharmacy or your primary care provider for billing purposes. 

wanting more information?

Visit the link below to find continuous updates on vaccines + outbreaks from the CDC. 
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